The first thing we're going to do is use the cell handler inspector to retrieve the current list of cell handlers.
| fit.CellHandlerInspector |
Next, let's clear the list.
| fit.CellHandlerLoader |
| clear |
And look at it again
| fit.CellHandlerInspector |
Now, we'll put the defaults back
| fit.CellHandlerLoader |
| load defaults |
And, presto! They've reappeared!
| fit.CellHandlerInspector |
Let's load an optional module
| fit.CellHandlerLoader | |
| load | SubstringCellHandler |
And it appears in the list
| fit.CellHandlerInspector |
Let's get rid of one
| fit.CellHandlerLoader | |
| remove | NumericRangeCellHandler |
And it's gone
| fit.CellHandlerInspector |
Now let's try loading something that doesn't exist.
| fit.CellHandlerLoader | |
| load | NotACellHandler |
And it wasn't loaded
| fit.CellHandlerInspector |